Denver Union Station
A historic railway station built in the Beaux-Arts style in 1914 and converted into a hotel, restaurants and transport hub. It is Denver’s “city living room.”
The main building of Union Station was completed in 1914. After a full renovation in 2014, it was reborn. The high-ceilinged waiting hall has become a public lounge with sofas and long tables, surrounded by boutique hotels, bars and restaurants. The giant neon sign reading “Union Station, Travel by Train” at the entrance is a classic photo spot. The station remains a transport hub. The A Line commuter train takes about 37 minutes to reach Denver International Airport, and Amtrak’s California Zephyr also stops here. The surrounding LoDo district is full of restaurants and bars, and it is a few minutes’ walk south to Larimer Square and 16th Street.
Opening hours
Lobby open all day
Nearby sights
- Larimer Square
- 16th Street Mall
- Coors Field
- Confluence Park
- Elitch Gardens Theme and Water Park
- United States Mint at Denver
- RiNo Art District
- Clyfford Still Museum